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I Desire Mercy Not Sacrifice
Experiencing the mercy of God in our lives
Ready & Faithful
Looking to Jesus for help now and hope in the future
Why Suffering?
Help your church understand God's plan in pain
By Tim Peters on Aug 29, 2018
When you receive too many messages, you receive no messages. How many messages is your church sending?
Tags: Market, Communication, Message, clutter
By Joe Hoagland on Jan 18, 2022
The church can learn a lot from worldly business and marketing trends but many times churches and church leaders end up promoting the wrong thing.
Tags: Jesus, focus on GOD, Pastoral Character, church marketing
By Hal Seed on Mar 3, 2018
Hal Seed offers his experience and learnings from a very successful Sunday morning event in his church.
Tags: Evangelism, Church, Preaching, program, Invitation, Visitors, Evangelism How To, Market (view more) (view less)
By Karl Vaters on Oct 4, 2022
"We’re always decrying the rise of the consumer culture within the church. But how should we expect people to act when pastors act like CEOs marketing Jesus as a product?"
Tags: Jesus is Lord, pastoral leadership, church and business, Pastoral Ministry, avoiding burnout, church ministry, Lord Of The Church, shallow church (view more) (view less)
By Michael Duduit on Apr 6, 2024
Barna makes these observations: “Attracting churchless people to corporate faith usually requires more than a few incremental refinements in outreach strategy and tactics. This is about more than improved marketing and having greeters at the church’s front door."
Tags: Change, Unchurched, Church Attendance, Change in America, church attendance (view more) (view less)
By Lance Witt on Jan 4, 2022
Jesus did not come to cajole or manipulate people. He did not come to debate or lead by forceful personality. He never tried to gather a crowd or build an organization. He never marketed himself or developed his “brand”. Instead, he exemplified this quality that we all need.
Scripture: Matthew 12:19-20, Hebrews 5:2
Tags: Church leaders, Jesus' leadership